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.. 3 ~. Appendix VI — Admissions Regulations. Examination will not be a major factor in establishing incoming credit, so long as it is passed at or above the Freshman level. Ail such data will be used in counseling and guidance. If after entering the University with transfer credit a student scores less than a cumulative average of C in his work taken at the University, his original credits may be re—evaluated and deductions made, comparable to tho number of hours below the C average. The following certificates will be considered for transfer credit toward advanced standing by the Admissions Committee. B.A. or E.S. degree from an accepted university. Diploma from an accepted higher institute of learning. Diploma from an accepted junior college. Diploma from an accepted teachers training institute. Advanced level certificates on the London, Cambridge, or Oxford University General Certificate of Education. Transcripts showing undergraduate course and grades from an accepted university. Admission for Non—degree Students Applicants who wish to receive academic credit but who do not wish to work toward the B.A. or B.S. degree must fulfill the regular admission requirements as set forth above. Admission for Auditing Privileges in the Credit Program Policy: An auditor will by allowed to attend a credit class but he may not sit for examinations under any circumstance. An auditor will be allowed to audit no more than two 3—credit—hour courses in the degree prog:rrm. A re ,istered graduate student may audit an undergraduate course free of charge. An undergraduate student who is regularly enrolled in the credit program may audit .free of charge. All other auditors pay half the regular tuition foes of the course. Auditors pay no incidental foes. s Laboratory courses such as Photography, Art, and Chemistry Lab. and tutorials cannot be audited